Portuguese activity, aimed at 7th grade students, aims to study the verb, in the past tense perfect, through the fable The fox and the grapes, in Ruth Rocha's version.
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SCHOOL: DATE:
PROF: CLASS:
NAME:
Read:
A fox passed under a vine laden with beautiful grapes. He was immediately eager to pick the grapes to eat.
She took a lot of jumps, tried to climb the vine, but she couldn't.
After a lot of trying she left, saying:
“I don't even care about the grapes. They are really green…
Ruth Rocha. Aesop's Fable. São Paulo: FTD, 1992.
Question 1 - Why did the fox give up picking the grapes?
Question 2 - “—I don't even care about the grapes. They are really green…”. Comment on this conclusion reached by the fox:
Question 3 - In the excerpt "They they're really green…”, the underlined pronoun replaces:
Question 4 - In "She did a lot of jumps, tried to climb the vine, but did not succeed.”, the highlighted term establishes the idea of:
a) addition
b) conclusion
c) adversity
d) cause
Question 5 - The use of the perfect past tense in the text indicates actions:
a) that have already finished.
b) habitual in the past.
c) occurred in the very distant past.
d) uncommon in the past.
Question 6 – In the passage “After a lot of trying he left, saying […]”, the comma introduces a verb in the form of:
( ) participle
( ) infinitive
( ) gerund
By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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